ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mahoroboshiya by Japanese folk singer Ichiko Aoba is an album with such a delicate and intimate feel that James can't help but relax to it.
However, is it enough to chill '90s R'n'B-loving Thanyia Moore?
However, is it enough to chill '90s R'n'B-loving Thanyia Moore?
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